BNP Paribas
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Saka Energi Indonesia, a subsidiary of Perusahaan Gas Negara, has hit the market for a financing of up to $600m and is giving banks the option of booking the loan onshore or offshore. -
India’s Reliance Industries signed its $1.47bn dual-currency loan on November 20 in Dubai, sealing the deal after commitments from a 30-strong group lenders.
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The rampant demand in the convertible bond market, which has produced a run of deals at very attractive terms for issuers, brought two more borrowers into the market today (November 25) with debut deals, Total and Brenntag. But the deals’ execution suggested it might be time for a breather.
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Gategroup, the airline catering services company, has completed the syndication of its €250m term loan.
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A careful build up helped Veneto Banca raise €200m in tier two debt on Tuesday, as the bank looks to improve its capital position ahead of a share sale in 2016.
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Thailand's Precious Shipping Public Company (PSL) is looking to make its maiden foray into the offshore bond market with a Singapore dollar deal early next year.
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Korea Development Bank (KDB) has sold its second offshore dual-listed renminbi bond, raising nearly twice the amount it was targeting, thanks to reverse enquiry driving the trade.
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Asia's green financing market received a boost this week with IDBI Bank bringing India’s second dollar-denominated bond. Market participants expect the deal to be followed by more such trades from the country.
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Korea Development Bank (KDB) is returning to a tried and tested formula for its latest offshore renminbi outing, opening books for a single tranche dual-listed bond on November 24.
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The Singapore covered bond market could soon be welcoming a second participant after United Overseas Bank announced a $8bn global covered bond programme this week.
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India’s Reliance Industries signed its $1.47bn dual-currency loan at the end of last week in Dubai, with the deal sealed following commitments from a group of around 30 lenders.
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Saka Energi Indonesia, a subsidiary of Perusahaan Gas Negara, has hit the market for a financing of up to $600m and is giving the banks the option of booking the loan onshore or offshore.
